A feeling of surprise and admiration, often caused by something beautiful, strange, or amazing. As a verb, it means to be curious or to think about something you don’t fully understand.
From Old English 'wundor', meaning a marvel or miracle. It has long carried both the idea of amazement and something out of the ordinary.
Wonder sits right between 'I don’t know' and 'this is amazing.' It’s the emotional spark that often leads to questions, learning, and creativity.
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